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Skin color and vitamin D

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African Americans are more likely to have insufficient amounts of vitamin D -- that makes them more likely to get diseases like cancer and diabetes.
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AIDS in America

America's continuing HIV epidemic and how everyday people are coping with, and fighting to stop the spread of the disease....
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Allergic reaction to climate change

With rising temperatures and more precipitation, allergies and stinging insects are also on the rise. ...
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Drugs for prostate cancer and Alzheimers show promise

The drug abiraterone helps fight prostate cancer, and Dimebon found to improve cognitive abilities for Alzheimer’s patients...
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Dealing with childhood cholesterol

The American Academy of Pediatrics has released the strongest guidelines to-date to treat children with cholesterol problems....
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The politics of Medicare

The battle over cuts in Medicare payments that could affect 52 million Americans reaches a fevered pitch over the Fourth of July weekend....
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Health disparities

The state of health care and the disproportionate number of people, mostly of color, who get sick or die from disease or chronic illness....
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Mental health safety net

The mental health crisis through the lens of a post-Katrina New Orleans -- on 'The Tavis Smiley Show.'...
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Wealth and Health

When it comes to your personal health, diet and exercise are great, but your salary and zip code could be bigger factors....
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Prescription Drugs

Why the FDA's criteria for approving drugs and the current system of drug evaluation are contributing to questionable pharmaceuticals....
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